I've got two cards, but they both got a bit robbed before I got them. Multiple Curtis chips required, probably more expensive than we care to be involved with. Also it's worth bearing in mind that fixing these synths up for reliable operation is really only for the wealthy. The Molex connectors don't last, the power supplies tend to fry their diode bridges etc. The build quality of the boards was excellent, but some of the service engineers have caused some problems for the current admirers. They do sound fantastic, only the Memorymoog does it better, but are equally difficult to keep functional, and cost abot three times as much to buy. Nobody seems to have made the noises available any other way either. The bottom line is, can you afford to own it? It's a bit like an old Jag XK I think. --- gil_we <gilwe@...> wrote: > I've been given the opportunity to buy an OBXa which > has one missing > voice board, for rather cheap... Do you think it > would be possible to > find a voice board for it ? any source ? > > Thanks > > ___________________________________________________________ New Yahoo! Mail is the ultimate force in competitive emailing. Find out more at the Yahoo! Mail Championships. Plus: play games and win prizes. http://uk.rd.yahoo.com/evt=44106/*http://mail.yahoo.net/uk
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Re: [oberheim] Voice board for OBXA ....
2007-03-19 by Les Lambert
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